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Cassville Chat.

CAssvILLE, Aug. 15.-Joscph Pick
enpaugh has enlarged his storeroom,
and is having the walk in front Of
his premises paved, which will en-
nance his property as well as add to
the convenience Of pedestrians.
Gideon Cole has his house framed
and is rapidly pushing it toward
completion.
Marcus and Jacob Lemly have
just finished hauling parcel of tim
Der for Pickenpaugh d Barker from
Frank Barrickman's place to jim
town.
Harvey Fisher was in our vicinity
recently, collecting for shipment,
lambs that he had purchased in the
spring.
Ebert Price, of Rivesville, Marion
county, has been in our vicinity in
the interests of the Clarksburg Mar
BILE Works, which is said to do very
good and cheap work.
Will Brand, surveyor, of Easton,
was looking after the interests of his
business in Clay district last week.
Among those who attended the
basket meeting at Custom Run
church the 7th inst. were Davis M.
Arnett and wife, of Arnettsville,
Hugh Hood, of Louisville, and Miss
Maud Fleming, of Laurel Point. !.
Joe Cole has been badly afflicted
with boils for some time.
Miss Jessie Reay, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wiedman,
during the past week, will return to
her home in Morgantown to-day.
Three threshing machines have
been threshing in this vicinity dur
ing the past week. Messrs. Wells
& Hess, Everyly d Raber and Cook
& Barrickman.
Wheat and oats have not yielded
very well this year. Corn on high
and thin land will have few ears,
while that on low ground will pro
duce fair crop, yet it is all badly
injured by the excessive hot dry
weather.
There are and have been many
cases of dysentery and cholera NOR
bus in this section, yet we are glad
to say so far all have succeeded in
recovering.
Mr.. j. T. Fleming is still very
poorly. The spells are fewer, but
of longer duration, sometimes last
ing almost five hours. His is very
peculiar case of heart disease. The
spells many times come on when he
is laboring under no apparent state
of excitement of either body or mind
whatever.
Joe Cole expects to take charge OF
A. w. Browns Touring mill this fall
Charlie Allebaugh has paid this
section several visits lately on bust
ness for his father-in-law, James
Odbert.
Miss Belle Furman, of Moores
vile, is on visit to her brother
Simeon Furman, in this place.
Major Tucker, Zimri Ammons and
A. S. Barker are attending thu
teachers institute this week.
Mrs. Talbot, Of Fairmont, ant
Mrs. James Wisman were calling OF
friends here Thursday and Friday
last.
1 Mr. Simeon Furman was so indis
posed last week that his brothe
George had to take charge of hi
huckster wagon.
! Many persons from this section
attended the Sunday school conven
4 tion at Arnettsville last Saturday.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

There will be special election held In
the Mayors Office in Morgantown West Va.
FRIDAY THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST
next to elect person to fill the vacancy in
the Office of Mayor of said town caused by
the resignation of John G. Wagner, Esq.
Polls viii be opened at o'clock n. m. Of
said day.
By order of the council of said town
passed at meeting thereof held at tho
May or's Office on Tuesday the End day Of
August 1887.
f. A. HENNES, ID. b. PuRrNToN
Recorder pro. tom. Mayor pro. tom.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of Monongalia county rendered
on the 9th day of February, 1887, in the
chancery cause of William l.. Conway's
administrator against William l.. Con-
ways widow and others, as special COM
missioner for the purpose, will, on
Monday, September 9th, 1897,
next, on the public ground before the
front door of the court house Of said
county, at public auction, sell to the
highest bidder that portion Of the home
farm ofsaid William l.. Conway which
was not assigned to the widow Of said
Conway for dover, and including the
right of way thereto belonging, being
lot No. ! Of said Conway's lands and
containing As acres, lying near Maids
vile, in Cass district, Monongalia coun-
ty, West Virginia; or by virtue Of said
decree as amended February IA, 1887,
/ will, if deemed more advantageous for
said Conway's infant child and heir,
sell in lieu Of said lot No. the River
Farm of said Conway, lying on the
Monongahela river in said Cas- district,
or sufficiency thereof to discharge said
Conway's indebtedness, amounting TO
about 81, 600. These lands are well I'M
proved and advantageously located.
PIats of same may be seen at my Office
in Morgantown on application. The
right to reject any and all bids received.
TERMS OF SALE. $500 of the pur-
chase money to be cash in hand and the
residue ON a credit of 6, IL, Is and =
months with interest from date Of sale,
taking from the purchaser notes or
bonds with approved security and re-
serving lien on the land sold.
JOSEPH MoRELAND,
Special Com'r.
/, Richard Z. Fast, Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court of Monongalia county, do
certify that bond and security have
been given by the above named special
commissioner according to law.
r. e. FAST, Clerk.
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The ladies of the NJ. f. church
will give lawn party in the Acad-
envy campus Friday evening. Re
freshments will be served through
out the evening. The ladies hope
to make this a most enjoyable oc-
casion and will take pleasure in wei
coming our own town people and all
strangers who may come.
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Mountain Scenery.

Mr.. A. A. Rogers, the artist Of
this place, has made a number Of
prints of magnificent views on Cheat
river that are novelties. They are
superior to many Of the views alleged
to have been taken in the White
mountains or even in the Rockies.
To persons who have been in camp
on these spots, it would seem to us,
a picture of the place would be of
incstimable value. A few Of them
are for sale.
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A Card.
10 Die editor Of the Nnw pomn1os:

To the Editor of the NEw DOMINION:
! saw in your issue Of last week
my name suggested by some friend
as a candidate for Mayor to be voted
for at the special election on the 18th.
Please announce that | am not and
will not be candidate for the posi-
ton uuder any circumstances.
Respectfully yours,
Z. SHIsLER.
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Monday, September 9th, 1897,

(being the first day of the next term Of tho
County Court on the public grounds in
front Of the court house Of this county,
will sell to the highest bidder at public
auction the real estate described in the
bill and proceedings in said cause, being a
part Of lot No. l / az laid down on tho plat
Of Morgantown and situate on the South
east corner of Front and Walnut streets.
with the buildings and appurtenances
thereon or therounto belonging
TERMS OF SALE. Enough Of the pur-
chase money to pay the costs Of said suit
and proceeding and the costs and commits.
sions OF said sale and the full amount of
the plaintiffs claims IN snid suit and de-
cree, to-wit: $s07.64 and its interest from
the date of said decree to the date Of sale TO
be in cash and the residue to be on credit
Of six months from the day OF sale with in
terest, the purchaser executing notes or
bonds for the deferred payment with ap-
proved personal security and retaining the
title to said real estate
JOSEPH MORELAND,
Special CONF
certify that bond and security have
been given by the above named special
commissioner before me as required by
law. CHAS L. JOLLIFFE,
Dappfv for r r. FAST Gtark
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate In Nor
gant0wn.

Pursuant to TIE provisions Of q decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Monongalia county
rendered on the 18th day of June, 1887, in
the chancery cause Of the Second National
Bank of Morgantown, &C., against James
l.. Wilson and others, as special commits
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

BY order OF majority OF the Directors OF
the West Virginia Railroad, a special meet
ing Of the stockholders Of said corporation
WILDE held on
Tuesday, September 20th, 1857.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Office Of the Cor
poration in Morgantown, West Virginia.
Gro. c. BAKER, Secretary
Aug. is, 81 West Virginia Railroad.
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The Seminary.

The next session Of the Seminary
will commence Wednesday, Septem-
Der 7th. Mrs. DR.. Hartigan, so well
known in this community as mn-
stefan, will give lessons on piano
and organ.
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University Boarding House for Sale.
Accommodation for two dozen
students. Soft water and heating
furnaces in the building. Large
basement with ample room for steam
laundry. Price low, and long credits.
Apply to Gro. G. STuRGIss.
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Social Events.

Mis- Ida Davis entertained a few
of her friends few evenings ago.
They were: Miss Lille Picken=
paugh, Miss Lizzie Morehead, Mr..
G. G. Baker and Mr.. Milton Hirsch-
man.
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GOSHEN BAPTIST S. S. CONVENTION.

GOSHEN BAPTIST S. S. CONVENTION.
The Goshen Baptist Sunday
School Convention will be held in
connection with the Goshen Baptist
Association at Pleasant Hill, Mon
ongalia county, on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 6, 1887, beginning at 1890 a. m.
PROGRAM.
1st. Opening exercises.
I'd. Reports of committees.
Sd. Election of officers.
4th. Topic, "Worth of Sunday
Schools to the Community" Open
ed by George Sisler, jr., Is minutes.
Remarks and criticisms % minutes.
Recess until p m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
LIST. Appointment Of committees.
I'd. Topic, What does the indif-
ference of so many church members
to the Sunday School indicator"
Opened by Rev. D. w. Rogers, Is
minutes. Remarks and criticisms,
25 minutes.
Sd. "The Sunday School help
to the PASTOR" by Prof. z. b. Rey-
nolds, Is minutes. Remarks and
criticisms, 25 minutes.
4th. "Do our Sunday School schol-
ars prepare their lessons properly"
Opened by DR.. P. B. Ogden, Of Fair
mont, Is minutes. Remarks and
criticisms for 25 minutes.
Recess to 1870 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
LIST. Opening exercises.
I'd. "Ten most serious drawbacks
to Sunday Schools" led by d. I. C.
Farrow, Sunday School missionary
for West Virginia, for Is minutes.
Sd. Temperance work in the Sun
day Schools" Opened by Rev. L.
NJ. Jaco, ID minutes. Remarks and
criticisms.
4th. Miscellaneous business.
The exercises throughout will he
be interpreted with music. All sire
cordially invited to attend.
The seventeenth anniversary of
the Goshen Baptist Association will
be held in the Pleasant Hill Baptist
church, this county, September 18th
and Sth, 1887.
ID. b. PuRINroN, Moderator.
w. l. PRoTzMAN, Clerk.
V,Lo N,u- nov,x,oxy aud yVbaalino
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The quarterly conference of the
Nj. +. church will be held on Mon
day evening, August %.
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Miss Lucy Donley gave quite a
pleasant party to number of her
friends at her home on Main street
on Thursday evening in honor of her
cousin, Miss Maggie Donley, of Mt.
Morris, Pa. Those present were:
Misses Maggie Donley. Mary Hitch
ems, Sallie Wells, Ollie Hite, Lou
Baker and Mary Wallace, and
Messrs. Will ST. Clair, S. G. O'Kelly,
Will Morgan, Marion Dawson, II.
B. Watkins and E. f. Hayes.
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Rev. Geo. NJ. Kelly preached in the
NJ. +. church on Sunday morning
and in the M. p church in the even
ing.
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Among the Churches.

Rev. Mr. Cenoweth held quarterly
meeting at Blseksville on Sunday
Aug. IA.
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Monday, September 9th, 1887,

uext, (being the first day of next term
of the county court Of said couuty) will
sell TO the highest bidder, at public auc-
ton, on The public grounds in front Of
the court house Of said county, the tract
of 20 acres. rood and 30 poles Of land
in the bill and proceedings in said cause
described situated in Clay district, In
Monongalia county, w. Va, adjoining
lands off II. Myers, William N. Sine
and Bowen Stephens, being the land Of
which John o. Myers. died, seized,
and which was conveyed to said Myers
by Bowen Stephens by deed of record.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough of the
purchase money to pay the costs Of said
suit. and the costs and commissions Of
said sale shall be cash, and the residue
thereof shall be on credit Of six,
twelve, eighteen, twenty four and thirty
months, taking from the purchaser
notes or bonds made so payable with
interest from date of sale with approved
personal security for the deferred pay
ments. JOSEPH MORELAND,
Special Commissioner.
/ hereby certify that bond with Sc
curity has been given by the above
special commissioner as required by law.
CHAs f. JoLLIFFE, Deputy for
r. IT, FAST.
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EpH MOREIAND.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BY virtue of decree Of the circuit
court of Monongalia county, West Vir-
ginia, rendered on the 18th day Of June,
1887, in the chancery cause Of r. s.
Lantz, plaintiff, against John 0. Myers
Administrative and others, defendants;
as special commissioner for the purpose,
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lG ~~O>> would enjoy your dinner
~ MN and are prevented by Dys-
pspsia, use Acker,s DysPcreia Tablets.
They are positive euro lor dyspepsia, h
digestion, Flatulcpcy and GonStipetfpls
We guarantee them. rs ard - oon1a
For Sale BY J. M. REED So
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The swell social of Morgan dis
trict was enjoyed by the youth and
beauty of the neighborhood at
Beech Manor, the residence of F. NJ.
Bunner, on the evening of the 18th,
At an early hour the guests began
to assemble and fill the spacious
halls of manor-house. Until
o'clock the lads and lasses enjoyed
themselves ON the lawn, when sa-
lutte was fired. Music and merry
making then were the order until ii
o'clock when elegant refreshments
were served. After refreshments
various games were INDUCED in on
both floors of the manor house until
a late hour. The music was excel
lent; Miss Annie Thompson, Of
Pittsburg, presided at the organ,
while George Eavenson and Ed. Ad-
Olson were the violinists and Will
Campbell was the guitarist. Among
the guests present were: Mrs
Campbell, Mr.. Burners mother
Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Burners mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Clear, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clear, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Gallinton, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Har
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. James Fleming
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells, w. S
Mcclure, J. U. Beall and Ed
Shroats, of Pittsburg. OF thu
younger folks, there were Misse:
Annie and Blanche Thompson, o
Pittsburg, Oris Gee, of Monongahelf
City. Ida, Lola, Alice and Ella Har
ner, Effie Bowers, of Kingwood, En-
ma Watts, Maggie Wells, Ella ant
Ruth Wood, Ida Morris, Kate Dor
sey, Minerva Shriver, Artie, Jennie
Title and Matte Mcclure, Matti
Fleming, Blanche and Myrtle Clear
Fred Dorsey, Eliza Nuce, M. r. Nuce
John and o. L. Mcclure, Bert Bun
ner, John Fleming, Harry Campbell
Albert powell, Will and Ed. Add
son, Ed. German, Philip, Milton ant
Nelson Harner, Joseph Gee, of Mon
ongahela City, George Eavensor
Claude Addison, Roy Powell AM
Harry Wells. To the host and hos
tess and their accomplished daugh
tiers, Misses Ida, Sue and. Kate ant
to many members of the gay throni
we are indebted for one of the mos
enjoyable evenings of our lives
Long life and happiness to the resi-
dents of Beech Manor.
One WHO WAS THERE.
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The NEW DoM1NIoN and Wheeling
weekly Register $3.50 4 year
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Carrie b. Hackney, M. Belle Price,
Elvira Robey. Rosa Riggs,
Anna Larkin, Gertie Thompson,
Dora f. Miller, Rosa d. Tough,
Nan Simpson, Kate Simpson,
Alice Robey, Eflie Swindler,
Fannie V. Peery, Rachael Hastings,
Laura Z. Joseph, j. Ella Simpson,
Ellen Cox, Belle Berry,
Minnie Reay, Emma f. Coleman
Fannie Jacobs, Jennie Richardson
Lillian Hackney. Sarah R. Coil,
Mary NJ. Ollie, Matte Campbell,
Ella Campbell, Dora J.. Dorsey,
Laura Shisler, Jennie G. Semans,
Rebecca NJ. Price, Flo. B. Fast,
Mary M. Costello, Belle Fleming,
Mary E. Wade, Minnie Daugherty
GENTLEMEN.
S. H. Protzman, VIM. E. Mapel,
w. C. Cole, M. l.. McElroy,
j. Z. Hawthorne, VIM. S. Wilson,
Harry Hare, J. B. Nc Kennedy,
B. NJ. Jones, Jno. F. Mcclure,
w. L. Tibbs, Leslie Ross,
San. r. Fisher, VIM. A. Tucker,
S. J. Snyder, J. W. Kennedy,
VIM. W. Simpson, w. II. German,
M. L. Sample, A. S. Barker,
G. w. Sisler, Jno. A. Crawford,
j. Milt. Hackney, Chas. G. Howell,
Jno NJ. Gregg, D. L. Jamison,
G. E. VanGilder, NJ. d. Helmick,
J. NJ. Waters, j. L. Henderson,
Harvey Brand, Elijah c. Henry,
J. A. Hastings, L. c. Williams,
w. E. Lanham, Emory NJ. Henry,
J. F. Chipps, VIM. L. Wharton,
w. A. Lyons, VIM. j. Conway,
C. B. Hall, VIM. S. Hare,
Geo. P. Lemley, L. w. Conway,
Henry j. King, w. II. Mcdaniel,
w. +. Sisler, G. f. Miller,
j. L. Stansberry, Sam'l II. Morris,
J. L. Morris, H. w. Protzman,
f. Luther Brand, Thos. L. Echart,
M. C. Lemley, VIM. A. Smell,
A. T. Hough, Zimri Ammons,
Leander J. Piles, S. A. Barker,
d. B. Waters, John Laird,
w. w. Tapp, Jas. G. German,
A. J. Arnett, M. d. Breakiron,
Rich'd M. Fox, Thos. w. Keenan,,
S. ]. Kennedy, j. L. Stoneking,
Jas. NJ. Stewart, Chas. N. Finnell,
W. J. Eddy.
After this preparatory business
had been accomplished, the lnsti-
tute work proper was opened by Mr.
John Laird discussing the topic OF
whispering in Schools" The topic
was completely exhausted by the
teachers, and the opinion seemed to
prevail favoring no prescribed rules
concerning whispering.
The remainder of the afternoon
session was then consumed in debat
ing the question of "School Organi-
zation," which was opened in very
able and interesting address by Su
perintendent Glasscock. The prin
cipal features brought out in the
general discussion were the best
plans for organizing ungradeo
schools. The number, order and
arrangement of classes, advantages
derived from such plans and diff
culties to be overcome, and to what
extent such courses should be car
ried in our ungraded schools; ant
suggestions for the most approved
course of study.
There seemed to be great diver
sity of opinion regarding the above
points, but when the teachers seem
ed to be eternally bored the debate
was declared off for the day and thu
Institute adjourned.
TUESDAY.
The morning session was opened
by the appointment of the following
committee on resolution: Messrs
b. M. Jones, d. B. Waters, S. A
Barker, Mrs. Rosy Riggs and Mis-
Dora Dorsey. The instructor thel
called upon the members for appro
pirate quotations relating to tn
work Of the teacher.
Prof. A. L. Wade entertained tn
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A pleasant mountain party con-
sisting of Misses Anna and Blanche
Thompson, of Pittsburg, Miss Oris
Gee, of Monongahela City. Miss
Efie Bower, of Kingwood, Misses
Ida and Susie Bunner, Alice and
Ella Harner, Belle Fleming, Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Bunner and Messrs.
Philip and Milton Harner, Harry
Campbell, John Fleming and Albert
Powell drove to the cave in Preston
county, last Saturday, the 18th.
The gentlemen killed a rattle snake
among the rocks near the cave
which measured something over
three feet and had ten rattles. The
day was so pleasantly spent that
twill ever be green spot in our
memory.-Dug HiU cor.
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The New DoMINIos, $3.50.
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Our Cassville correspondent sends
us the following: A very pleasant
affair was the party given to the
young folks of Cassville and vicinity
last Wednesday evening, at the res
idence of Lum Core, by Miss Aman-
da Ammons, in honor of Miss Pat
terson, of Newtown, Pa, who is the
guest of Mr.. Core. The following
young folks were present: Misses
Hattie and Ida Tenant, Mamie
Barrackman, Belle Furman, Laura
Price, Jennie McLane, Jessie Reay
and Messrs. Charlie Finnell, AL.
Layton, Charlie Core, Charlie Barker,
Ben. Dering, Jno. Tough, Schuyler
and Grant Cole, Ebert Breakiron,
Geo. Furman, Richard Fleming and
A. S. Barker A pleasant and novel
scene that will be remembered by
many of the party as something very
striking and wonderful was the
shooting of meteors, which lit up
the skies with their fiery trains as
they shot across the armament in
various directions. Also the moon
as she rose in queenly splendor from
behind a gorgeous array of clouds,
all of which formed a picture of aw-
fulness combined with beauty and
magnificence.
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The morning session was opened
by the appointment Of the following
committee on resolution: Messrs.
B. nj. Jones, d. B. Waters, 5. A..
Barker. Mrs. Rosy Riggs and Miss
Dora Dorsey. The instructor then
called upon the members for appro-
pirate quotations relating to the
work Of the teacher.
Prof. A. L. Wade entertained the
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of the firm of Smith, Brown d Co.,
of Clarksburg, whose store was de-
stroyed by the recent fire in that
place.
Mrs. Linnie McFadden, after a
visit here at her fathers, Mr.. VIM.
Carraco, went to her home in Chica-
go on Thursday. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Nettie,
who will make quite an extended
visit there.
Rev. J. B. Dickey, formerly pastor
of the Presbyterian church here,
now of Braddock, Pa, was visiting
friends in town last week. Rev. Mr..
Dickey has been rusticating in
Springhill township, Pa, for few
weeks past.
Mr.. Ed. Baker will close his vaca-
ton on the 25th and will travel fol
the ensuing year in the interests Of
the Globe Company, of Cincinnati
at salary of $3.50 per month and
expenses. The New DOMINION
wishes Ed. pleasant years work
Prof. Ed. S. Elliott, of the w. Va
University, was offered the Princi
palship of the Linsly Institute a
Wheeling, at salary of $500 year
which he declined, prefering his pc
sition at the University with its OPP
portunity of further study.-King
acood Journal.
! Mr. A. F. Haines, of Iowa, sol
of the late William Haines, of thii
county, was in town yesterday il
company with Messrs. Elihu Edd,
and A. j. Corrothers. The two lat
ter gentlemen are leading citizens Q